The Arlene Fraser murder case

The Interrogation on Podimo reviews the most intense police interrogations in Danish criminal history, including the cases against Peter Madsen and serial offender James Schmidt. The podcast analyzes the strategic tactics that investigators use to bring the truth to light.

Danish Murder Cases investigates in this episode the murder of a 5-year-old girl who was strangled in broad daylight by a 16-year-old boy. The case sheds light on the psychological mechanisms behind a young perpetrator's development from loner to murderer.

Josef Fritzl kept his daughter Elisabeth captive in a soundproof cellar in Austrian Amstetten from 1984 to 2008. This episode of Mørkeland reviews the legal aftermath and the horrifying details about the seven children Fritzl forced Elisabeth to give birth to in captivity.

Clifford Olson murdered 11 children and young people in British Columbia in 1981, before entering into a controversial deal with the authorities. Journalist Arlene Bynon has reviewed hours of taped conversations with the killer in the CBC podcast Uncover.

Arlene Fraser disappeared from her home in Elgin, Scotland, on April 28, 1998, in a time span of just 50 minutes. This episode of Vanished examines Nat Fraser's reaction and the initial steps in what became Scotland's largest missing person investigation.

Arlene Fraser vanished without a trace from her home in Elgin, Scotland, on April 28, 1997, after taking her two children to the school bus. The first episode of Vanished maps out the 50 minutes that transformed the case from a missing person report to an extensive murder investigation against her husband, Nat Fraser.